SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio survey of the population experiencing homelessness reveals hundreds are women and children escaping domestic violence situations. The latest Point in Time survey, which records homelessness trends, found that 524 people experiencing homelessness in San Antonio were fleeing abuse. Recommended Videos The overall count from 2023 increased by 51 percent. … Read more
SAN ANTONIO – A CLEAR Alert was issued Wednesday for a missing San Antonio man. Michael Naldrett, 54, was last seen around 7 p.m. Tuesday in the 5400 block of W Loop 1604 Northbound on the West Side. Recommended Videos Naldrett is 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has blue eyes … Read more
When the women’s 1,500-meter freestyle debuted on the Olympic program in Tokyo, Ledecky won by more than four seconds. PARIS, France — Katie Ledecky swam far ahead of the competition on Wednesday to claim her first gold medal of the Paris Summer Games with one of her best events. Ledecky finished 10 seconds ahead of the … Read more
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Texas migrant advocate and civil rights activist Eduardo “Eddie” Canales has died. Canales died at his Corpus Christi home at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday surrounded by family, South Texas Human Rights Vice President Nancy Vera confirmed to KSAT. Recommended Videos Canales served as the director of the South Texas Human Rights Center … Read more
Based on a French word that literally means “second chance,” the word has taken on its own meaning when applied to sports like rowing, martial arts and now track. PARIS, France — Dozens of hurdlers and sprinters will get a second chance at their once-in-a-lifetime moment thanks to a new rule at the Olympic track … Read more
It’s the early days of the 1918 pandemic when a mysterious new chef descends on a wealthy family’s estate in the new film “COUP!” The chef, played by Peter Sarsgaard, is a worldly and questioning sort with a mischievous streak who torments his employer, Billy Magnussen, a self-styled progressive journalist looking out for the plight … Read more
A woman charged in the shooting death of her sister avoided a possible prison sentence after she decided to avoid trial and plead no contest to a lesser charge.